CVS PHARMACY Locations

Patch is on intermittent back order at CVS. Where can you get the patch reliably every time? Does Mark Cuban online pharmacy deliver without issues? I don’t want to have to drive 30 minutes away every time my local pharmacy is out. Also, can’t get the residue off of my butt, which is where I’ve been putting it. Tried rubbing alcohol. Didn’t work. Any other ideas? Oil?

I'm exhausted. I can't have another conversation about Adderall or Estrogen patches. A woman asked if I could just call the truck to bring them, she really needs her patches. I don't understand how people can't be patient and understand that we are out of stock. We will fill the prescription when we get the medication. There are 4 other pharmacies within one mile of our CVS, why not go there?

Hey y’all! I recently updated my pharmacology trivia app called Million Dollar Mechanism that’s primarily aimed at pharmacists, clinicians, and pharmacy tech trainees. It’s a free app and hope y’all would appreciate it. Right now it’s designed as a “Who Wants to be a Millionaire” game but with random questions. I also released Android support on top of iOS. Let me know what y’all think, I’d appreciate any feedback! iOS (Apple) link: \[https://apps.apple.com/us/app/million-dollar-mechanism/id6761089090\](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/million-dollar-mechanism/id6761089090) Google Play Store (Android) link: \[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.medquiz.mill...

Retail/POS software users: What’s one workflow in your billing software that annoys you daily? Mine: \- too many clicks during billing \- weak keyboard shortcuts \- duplicate inventory handling \- slow barcode workflows Especially curious about: \- grocery \- garments \- pharmacy \- electronics stores Would love hearing real billing-counter frustrations.

IRetail/POS software users: What’s one workflow in your billing software that annoys you daily? Mine: \- too many clicks during billing \- weak keyboard shortcuts \- duplicate inventory handling \- slow barcode workflows Especially curious about: \- grocery \- garments \- pharmacy \- electronics stores Would love hearing real billing-counter frustrations.

I’m a lead pharmacy tech at a very high volume retail pharmacy and I’m looking for advice/support from other leads, techs, pharmacists, or honestly anyone who has experience working in environments like this. Lately I’ve been feeling stuck between trying to support my team the best I can while also trying not to burn myself out in the process. We’ve had meetings about workflow changes, communication, accountability, and ways to reduce stress, but if I’m being honest, a lot of those changes never fully stick. Everybody gets overwhelmed, we fall back into survival mode, and then we’re right back where we started. I’ve tried implementing things myself to help morale and engageme...

Just message me what medicine you want, dosage, quantity, city and state you’re in. personal info or I create one for you to pick up for. Any pharmacy but Walgreens has been the easiest 📲🧾💊

I’ve been working on an app called Spendro. My goal was to create something that doesn't just cater to the wealthy, but actually helps normal people track their money, set realistic savings goals, and build a better life. A few things I focused on: **Privacy-first AI:** The "Smart Financial Assistant" runs 100% offline on your device, so your financial data isn't being beamed to the cloud. **Clear Visuals:** A dark-mode dashboard that gives you a quick snapshot of your health, rather than overwhelming you with spreadsheets. **Actionable Tracking:** A built-in transaction calendar to see exactly when money is moving in and out. I’ve managed to publish it on play ...

Hey everyone! I start pharmacy tech school next week and had a question about externships/hospital experience. Our program lets us choose where we do our externship through companies they partner with, which includes CVS, another retail pharmacy, and a hospital. If I choose to do my externship at a hospital, does that usually increase my chances of getting hired at a hospital afterward? Or do most hospitals still prefer that you already have retail pharmacy experience first? I’d really like to work in a hospital setting, so I’m trying to figure out the best path early on. Would love to hear your experiences/advice!

If you were on paranormal forums in the early 2010s, or those old true crime boards before they all got bought out, you’ve probably seen threads about the Bellhaven Woods murders. Every October somebody reposts the same blurry newspaper scans or police photos or fake transcripts onto Reddit threads and paranormal forums and YouTube compilations with titles like “The Bellhaven Woods Mystery Explained” or “Top Five Real Demon Possessions.” Iris Mercer’s name shows up constantly on paranormal blogs. Usually beside edited pictures of the woods or screenshots from old local news broadcasts with the contrast turned all the way up so her eyes look black. Most of those people are worki...

Hello everyone! The last time I posted on here was a few months ago, so I am trying again. My name is Cody. I live in Washington State USA about an hour south of Seattle. I manage the social media and website for a local pharmacy and medical supply store. Outside of work, I like to watch movies and TV, read, and play games. I'm a nerd.  My music taste is all over the place. My dog's name is Liam. I am an open book, so feel free to ask me anything. I confessed my faith probably around the age of seven, and have gone to church most weeks with my family ever since then. However, it wasn't until 2016 that I really knew God has a plan for me. I had my spleen removed at the e...

Look I’m not looking for handouts, but I’ve struggled with ADHD my whole life. I’m the daughter of an immigrant so getting a adhd diagnosis as a kid was always outta the question Now my spending is outta control. And it’s always on ****** **** like stuff from CVS that I know I can get cheaper in bulk, or some food from a connivence store AND I ALWAYS REGRET IT right after Maybe I’m just looking to vent but do any of yall have any advice on how to help with the impulse purchases?

Look I’m not looking for handouts, but I’ve struggled with ADHD my whole life. I’m the daughter of an immigrant so getting a adhd diagnosis as a kid was always outta the question Now my spending is outta control. And it’s always on ****** **** like stuff from CVS that I know I can get cheaper in bulk, or some food from a connivence store AND I ALWAYS REGRET IT right after Maybe I’m just looking to vent but do any of yall have any advice on how to help with the impulse purchases?

I (29F) am currently expecting my first child in August. I started a new job in February as a patient coordinator. I’m really the only person that can manage scheduling patients and getting our numbers up, just because I’m the only person that knows really how to navigate the front desk and our EMR system… which can be a lot workload wise for one person, especially my clinic was so far behind when I started. I let my supervisor know mid-late March that I was pregnant. I didn’t want to tell them RIGHT away since I was just starting out and didn’t want to experience any discrimination.. but, I was beginning to show and it was becoming tough to hide. He was very understanding and ap...

Hi r/expatFIRE, I'm back with another post! Next week will be my 1-year anniversary of moving to Manila, Philippines. Time flew by! I wrote a [7-month FIRE reflection](https://www.reddit.com/r/ExpatFIRE/comments/1rl5vth/7mo_update_35m_14m_lessons_from_expatfireing_in/) and a [Manila pro/cons post](https://www.reddit.com/r/ExpatFIRE/comments/1s3plg2/35m_13m_sharing_my_experience_in_popular_sea/) previously, so instead of rehashing those posts I wanted to share my experience purely from a $$$ PoV (my real spending, standard of living, and any adjustments I plan to make). # My Spending I am currently renting a modern 1bd in BGC with a lap pool/gym, facing a park, and a short walk to eve...

Sorry, this is long. Please read to the end, as this is a lot to unpack. I recently started a new job as a foster care case manager supervisor for a foster care agency that only takes youths with disabilities. This agency receives 5.5 million dollars a year and only has 45 kids. They told me in the interview that they were a "new" agency. Come to find out, they've been around for 6 years. They also used the excuse, "we are still a small agency and don't have a lot of funding", after they very "nonchalantly" handed me a list of prescreening things I had to do, such as get a physical and finger prints done. When I asked who paid for this, I was origina...

Rooms available for next lease at Cleveland Circle, Brighton, starting September 1st, 2026, to August 30th, 2027. It is a 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment on 1914 Beacon St, Brighton. It is a really nice and fully renovated apartment right in front of the Cleveland Circle T stop and within 5 minutes walking of the D and B lines, and the 86 bus. Several restaurants and stores around the building. Chipotle, Dunkin' Donuts, CVS, and local pizzeria are just a few steps away with a 24-hour convenience store right below the apartment. Boston College is 15 minutes’ walk, and the Star Market is 5 minutes T ride. 35 minutes T ride and 20 minutes drive to downtown Boston. The apartment include...

My sister Carrie went missing on September 14th of last year. She's thirty-one, five-four, with shoulder-length brown hair, and a small scar above her left eyebrow from a bike accident when she was nine. She’s a documentary filmmaker. Not famous by any means, but genuinely good at it. I noticed that she always had this strange ability to make people trust her on camera within minutes of meeting them. I'd seen it happen more times than I could count. She'd tilt her head, ask one honest question, and people would open up like they'd been waiting their entire lives for somebody to ask. I used to tease her about it, calling it her superpower. She'd just shrug and say,...

After I had two issues with the scanner price of my groceries being higher than the shelf price, I noticed today that at Safeway Osborne they actually have the Pricing Code of Conduct clearly posted at eye level (and nicely laminated to boot) in the 'human' checkout lanes. There was lots of debate in the comments of my last post [https://www.reddit.com/r/Winnipeg/s/Redp61obhJ](https://www.reddit.com/r/Winnipeg/s/Redp61obhJ) about whether my overpriced pomegranate qualified under the code but this photo of the actual policy clears it up. Turns out the manager at Safeway Marion who told me my pomegranate does not qualify was wrong. According to the posted code, produce does in fac...